The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-02
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Josephine Gill, of Richmond, is visiting
friends in this city.
Mrs John M. Shaw will 60 to Springfield, o..
soon to visit Mr.. Shaw's relatives.
Bruce Carr is now in convalescent state and
it will not be long before he will enter practically
upon his duties as Auditor OF State.
Mr.: and Mrs. j. H. Baldwin left yesterday for
the South. to be absent several weeks on &C
count of the ill health of the former.
Mrs. Ewing has been called away by the sud
den death of her sister. The lessons this week
on roasting and broiing will be give on Wednes-
day and Thursday of next week.
Hon. A. C. Harris and wife leave tonight for
New York, whence they will sail on Saturday
for France. They will make tour of the con-
tinent and will be absent two or three months.
Mrs. Charles F. Miller left yesterday, for
Oak Villa, Fla. to spend a couple of months
with her son, Mr. Frank Miller, whom COM
pany with Mr.. Lou Manchester, also formerly of
this city-owns and operates a fine orange plan
tation on the ST. Johns river.
SOCIETY,"
Mrs. Geo. Townley will give luncheon, to a
few of her lady friends, on Friday.
miscellaneous programme will be given this
afternoon by the Ladies' Matinee Musicale.
The party of Mr. and Mrs. John c. Wright
will be given this evening, at their home on East
Vermont street.
The Woman's Auxiliary of Grace p E. Church
met yesterday with Mrs Joseph r. Perry, on
North Pennsylvania street.
Miss Kate Brockenbrough of Lafayette, will be
married this evening at her home to Mr.. Lucius
B. Crumbaugh, of Chicago Miss Broken
brough has number of friends in this city
There was good attendance at the mission
ary meeting of the ladies of the Fourth Presby-
terrain Church. held yesterday afternoon, at Miss
| Nina Merrilps No. 272 North Meridian street.
Mrs @. E. Kregelo read paper on Household
Missions" in which she made some very happy
1 remarks in rbsard to the miss onary labors
which should be carried on at home Miss Jes
| sic Bgelow gave a recitation relative to the
| work, and the afternoon closed most pleasantly.
Hotel Arrivals.
| Bates House: w Mcfarland. Terre Haute;
| John A. Sage, Madison, Dix W. Snyder, Shelby
| vile: Mrs E. G. Miller and Mrs Halman Frank
| lin; Samuel r. Alice Greencastle; r. Graham
| R. R. Stephenson and F. NJ Trissall Mobiles
| vile; Isaac Wright and W. H. Sellers, Kokomo
A. R. Coleman, Muncie: j. A. THOMPSON, Edin-
burg; NJ. Blumenthal, Marion; w. w. Parsons,
| Terre Haute: A. G. Voris, Bedford; Thomas J.
Newkirk and Thomas A McCloy. Rushville
Charles H. Hubbard Hartford City; Thomas
Graham, Madison; N. Cornet, Versailles.
Grand Hotel: George W. Loag, Fort Wayne
George Howard, Frank B. Burke, Jeffersonville
| John Clements, Madison: A. D. Bond Richmond
c. F. Hosford and wife, W. G. Howard, Bloom
| ington; j. c. Macpherson, Richmond; George
Guthrie, Aurora; r. H. Walls, Greencastle: A
81. Morris, Knghtstown; Frank McNaughton
Franklin; j. c. Lavell J. Lacey. Washington
D. L. Heritage and wife, Knightstown; c. A
Korbaly, Madison; Charles Pigman, Delphi
James G.. Hardy and wife, Covineton D. j
| Hebron, Washington; Charles f. Coates. Wee
dersburg James Cox, Terre Haute; III. La
tourette. G. L. Spinning, Covington; NJ C
Barnes. Greencastle; NJ. league, Marshall: E
T. Stringer, Fort Wayne NJ. G. Rhoades New
port; X. P. Dawson, Lafayette; James s. Thomp
son. Edin burg; NJ A. Sweeney, Jacksonville; r
n Dill M
E. L. Richardson, Oakland; A. S. Knapp, Co
| lumbus.